In response to misleading reports about the PlayStation 5 struggling with real-time ray tracing, TeamKill Media has confirmed that Quantum Error will ?100 percent use real-time ray tracing? and that it?s ?pretty easy? to implement.
?The thing we have noticed is things have to be as perfect as possible when viewing things with ray-tracing as anything not done right is very obvious in this type of lighting and reflections,? added the developer. When asked how much photorealism Quantum Error can achieve with ray tracing, the studio said that it will adapt a balanced approach.

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